AI agents for Storyblok
A Monmo agent works in Storyblok the way a content editor who knows every block would. It builds new stories from your existing components, translates them, keeps the review workflow moving and audits which blocks and assets are used where. It works with your Storyblok access, sees the spaces you allow, and asks before it saves a story, changes a component or publishes anything.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Storyblok
Build a story from your blocks
Give it a brief or a Figma design and the agent assembles a new story from your blocks, such as hero, feature grid and call to action, and checks the Visual Editor preview before saving a draft.
AskBuild a draft landing page story for the partner programme from our hero, feature grid and FAQ blocks.
Translate stories
Using the translation setup your space has, by field or by folder, it drafts the Japanese or German version of each story, keeps links and product names intact and lists lines that need a native check.
AskTranslate the five newest blog stories into Japanese. Keep product names in English and flag anything doubtful.
Keep the review workflow moving
Every Tuesday it lists stories that have sat in a review stage for over a week, who they wait on and what changed, and drafts a short nudge for each reviewer in Slack.
AskEvery Tuesday, list stories waiting in review for more than seven days and draft a reminder to each reviewer.
Audit component usage
It counts where each component is used across stories, finds blocks nobody uses and ones used in only a few places, and writes a plan for retiring or merging them with your developers.
AskWhich Storyblok components are unused or used on fewer than three stories? Suggest which to retire.
Fix assets and alt text
It goes through the asset library for images with no alt text, files far larger than needed and duplicates, drafts the alt text and proposes the clean-up in one batch.
AskFind images in the asset library without alt text and draft it, plus a list of duplicates to remove.
Check SEO fields before a launch
Before a campaign goes live it checks every story involved for the SEO title, description and social image fields your content types use, and drafts any that are missing.
AskCheck the SEO fields on every story in the spring-campaign folder and draft the missing ones.
Update datasources from a sheet
When prices, office addresses or labels live in a datasource, it compares the entries with your sheet in Google Sheets, shows every change and updates the datasource once you approve.
AskUpdate the pricing datasource from this Google Sheet and show me the differences before saving.
How it connects
- 1You connect your Storyblok account, or a personal access token for the Management API, once. The agent works with the role you hold in each space, and a space admin can invite it with a narrower role instead.
- 2Storyblok suits a content agent that builds and translates stories, and a web developer agent that looks after components. Choose which spaces each can open.
- 3Reading stories, components, assets and datasources needs no approval. Saving or editing a story, changing a component schema, moving a workflow stage, publishing and deleting each ask first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent build pages in Storyblok?
Yes, from the components you already have. A Monmo agent assembles a story from your blocks, fills the fields and checks the result in the Visual Editor preview. It saves the draft once you approve, through the Storyblok connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
Can it translate Storyblok content?
Yes. The AI agent follows the way your space handles languages, field-level or folder-level, and drafts each translation for review. It keeps links, product names and your terms consistent. Saving translations and publishing them are separate approvals.
Will it publish stories without asking?
No. Publishing often triggers a rebuild on Vercel or your host, so every publish, unpublish or scheduled publish is shown on a card with the stories and languages involved. One card can cover a batch, such as every story in a campaign folder. Building, auditing and drafting happen without asking.
Can it change our Storyblok components?
It can propose changes and, with your approval, make them. Because changing a component schema affects every story that uses it, the agent first lists those stories and what would happen to their content. If your front end must change too, it opens a pull request in GitHub.